Sarasota Welcome Inspires Northman to Praise the Sunshine Spot
A Chicago visitor Mr. Albert Freemont Lindsley and his wife praised Sarasota after a winter stay. He dedicated his Memories to the hospitable spirit of Sarasota, recounting travel trials on the Dixie Flyer and Sal lines, and the warm welcome that drew him back to the sunlit coast.
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Albert Freemont Lindsley
Sarasota
Eden
Bradenton News Highlights Local Civic Moves and Clergy Shifts
Edison Curry sells his automobile business ahead of military service as Fort Myers gains Prof. W. E. Sawyer as high school principal. A WCTU membership drive seeks new members and subscriptions. Rev. J. H. Patterson arrives to lead First Presbyterian, while Bradenton plans a flagpole fund at the court house. Rev. A. T. Cornwell departs Bradenton for Christ Church in Nashville leaving family and local ties behind.
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Edison Curry
W. E. Sawyer
Fort Myers
J. H. Patterson
New York
Patterson
First Presbyterian Church
Princeton Theological Seminary
Moody Bible Institute of Chicago
Bradentown
Court House
Woman’s Club
A. T. Cornwell
Christ Church
Nashville
Tenn
South
Eufala
Ala
Recret
Rev. Cornwell
Rice Culture in Florida Explains Suitability and Need
Rice cultivation covers most Florida counties with 1916 acreage around 1153 acres, averaging 21 per county. The guide urges expanding rice plantings on moist soils like flatwoods, muck lands, hammocks, drained prairies, and river bottoms to bolster grain supply and livestock feeds.
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Louisiana
South Carolina
Florida
North
West
Crops Promising in Marion and Broward Counties
In Marion County crops look strong with castor beans waist high. Tomatoes watermelons and cantaloupes earned good money for farmers. In Broward Dania hosts a canning factory producing 35000 cans daily of tomato paste each weighing 6 1/2 ounces. Farmers plan to grow more tomatoes for the plant rather than regular markets.
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Bermuda
Marion County
Broward County
Dania
Revival Meetings Underway At Palmetto Methodist Church
W A Walsingham moved his family from St Petersburg to Palmetto for revival meetings. The district conference of the M E church in Palmetto last week drew fifteen ministers and twenty two lay delegates from Hillsborough and Manatee counties. Rev W J Palmer of Tampa opened the meetings Tuesday and Rev Myres closed them Thursday with sermons. Rev Holmes Logan of Miakka was elected secretary. Rev S A Wilson pastor of the church is son of A M Wilson and brother of Dr C B Wilson of Sarasota. Rev Sam McCook assists. Senator A M Wilson and his son attended the conference.
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W. A. Walsingham
St. Petersburg
Palmetto
Methodist Church
S. A. Wilson
Sam McCook
A. M. Wilson
Miakka
C. B. Wilson
Sarasota
M. E. Church
W. J. Palmer
Tampa
Myres
Holmes Logan
Hillsborough
Manatee Counties
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